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70 ▲ ▲ Private School ST. PETER SCHOOL 415 Atlantic Avenue Point Pleasant Beach, (732) 892-1260 www.stpschool.org Please refer to our ad on the inside front cover. Considered by many to be one of the finest private schools at the Jersey Shore, St. Peter School has been teaching Respect, Reverence, and Responsibility in a challenging academic setting since 1923. Serving students in grades K-8, the school draws from southern Monmouth and northern Ocean counties, with busing from Brick and Point Pleasant. St. Peter School offers an advanced math program and includes second language instruction for all. The school has a new Science Lab, new Media and Technology Centers, SMARTBoard Technology and computers in each classroom, and integrated laptop technology for grades 7 and 8. There is full day kindergarten, an aftercare program, after school clubs, Varsity/JV sports, and a performing arts program. St. Peter School is accredited by AdvancED. Please call for more information and a tour of the school. Sewing & Quilting QUILTING POSSIBILITIES AND SEWING CENTER 918 Lacey Road, Forked River (609) 242-0033, (732) 269-8383 www.quiltingpossibilities.net Please refer to our ad on page 62 and our listing on page 61. STORES AND SHOPS Continued from page 69 Avoid overuse of fertilizers. Test your soil, apply the right amount of fertilizer, and don't apply before a heavy rainfall. Pesticides are toxic! Use organic when possi- ble. If you must use them, follow directions carefully. Use a car wash that recycles water. Or wash your car on a lawn or stones, not in the street. Don't litter—it travels to the street, ends up in storm drains, and then the bay. Recycle bottles, cans, newspapers, and motor oil. Compost yard waste. Use re-useable grocery bags. Always pick up pet waste! Use a pump-out service facility for your boat waste. Safely dispose of household toxic wastes. Call Ocean County Solid Waste Management: (732) 506-5047 Anglers—don't leave fishing gear behind! Conserve water! Take short showers. Shut the tap off! Courtesy of ReClam The Bay www.reclamthebay.org 10 THINGS You Can Do To Maintain A Healthy BARNEGAT BAY Mantoloking David Turton Photography